New-York tribune., 1887-11-22
RECEIVING THE SAD NEWS HERE.
FEW INQUIRIES WADE FOR PASSENGERS.

THE NEw-YORK AGENT TALKS ABOUT THE DEAD
CAPTAJN-THE LOSS To THE COMPANY.
The passengers who went down with the unfort-
ate schoten do not appear to have had many friends
or acquaintances In this city, At least few inqurers
came yesterday to the Office Of tho general agent Of
the company, william II. Van den Toorn, at No. 80
broadway. Only three called during tho day, but
all OF these had their worst fears realized
Nr. Miedendorp ono of the three and the compaDy's
agent at Peterson, received distressing news. Some
time ago Dutch immigrant by the namc Of Van
Drongclcn, who has been employed for comparative
y short timo in Of the Paterson silk mills, pur
chased rom Mr. Meidendorp f'ur passage tickets for
his wife and thrcc children whom he had left in Hol
land whom he to this country. The tickets were
sent, and tho woman with her children sailed as
steersge passengers ON the Scholten They were all
lost Mr.. Mcidendorp, who came to tho city as soon
hc had read tho papers, was greatly affected at this
announcement, and said he dreaded to takc the sad
news back to Van Dr0ngelen, who had been looking
forward With tho kecnest delight to the arrival Of his
family. The poor man. It seems, had by steady work
and careful saving provided homo for item, besides
paying their passages here The other callers were
young man who said that he was son OF Christian
Spiegel, and an elderly gentleman who asked after
Mrs. Brcunheck and her child They were greatly
affected whom told that all three were among the miss
Toorn received from tho homo office by cable yester-
day. These lists show that there were 100 cabin
passengcrs OF thsse only forty-six had been found
up TO yesterday morning when the roll was called at
Dover. But some Of the Storage passengers, George
Noorc for instance who reported lost have
appeared. and Mr. Van den Tooin believes that others
may yet be discovered
TIL LIST nF THE SAVED.
Tho list Of the saved Is as follows:
FIRsr.CLAss-A. c. Hamilton, L. t,sukep
SECOND CLAss- - Reich. John Gehrng and Baron
sTsrRAGE -Katharina Frsehlich Simon Binder Albert
aeuster. Sarah Zuckernann. Anton Johstrarni. Fred
Mica wilhelm Bergstein, Sarah Louise Gould or Gold
Jude iewi sohn schIni Kcsiha kN.mlr
brger Fred Hailsternev. George Applcby Isaac kos-
sen. uubert Reicr. Elie svcrsky Jsssf sno"tnk TIVE
Pastoon TheOd0r Willow, Joseph Vorndrom.
The following passengers for whom tickets were pur
chased IN this country also among the saved Lsrenz
Dreisch, Marie Koenig, Carl Jeske, Carl Mueller and
Barbars spatz
MANY PASSENGERS MISSING.
This IL the list Of the missing:
FIRST CABN-Otto Bauer. Henry B;ance Tringes
Jscob GaIrterinan. r. r. A. KaDg G1seppe dc Beroline
August Kaacb; Anna De yyosr. Henry Kenyon. Kenyon nm
sc:i :is'i Massas MerE a.a
ss s.mus HSsss George Moore D"s who has sss
snr.sd up. aax Beeser Pierre o., James vsndeIdsr.
q his family. echmal Halpern. iialmen Gruck. Chem.
ErsaMspn Adele wsh gena%n ssaaoira Jaras
ysDes Ysisss. Jossf Lusansky. Msrkus wasser.
eacmos Goldsehmidt Victor .'uewesf. Bertrand Boter
Gares Salem and relative. Astons Geraud aud child,
Anare. Maceagano. Carlo Cherasee. f1eco Esnco and
f.ss suss 5o
esel Haiebsvrer. Johann Gund Maria sprisgsl Pauline
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